Victor Nazario

Author: Victor Nazario

Victor Nazario is the senior pastor of Calvary Christian Fellowship Inc., a growing, vibrant church located in the Bronx, NY. Both he and his wife, Gwendolyn, desire to see people connect with Christ as well as grow and mature in the knowledge of God and His Word. Pastor Nazario was the event manager for the 1996 Promise Keepers Conference “Break Down The Walls” at Shea Stadium in New York City; overseeing nearly 2,500 volunteers from churches around the U.S. He has also served as co-chairperson for the New York City March for Jesus, chairperson for the Manhattan March for Jesus, co-chairperson for the Harlem Prayer March, and as the Northeast regional director for Promise Keepers. Pastor Victor holds a Doctorate in Ministry and is the author of a book titled Leaders in the New Millennium. Due to his unique speaking and teaching style, he is called on to share Godly principles on leadership and other themes at various conferences, seminars, and churches throughout the year.

In Matthew 6:9, the Lord Jesus taught us to pray. The word “prayer” in the original Greek language means supplication, entreaty and worship. It is to ask humbly and earnestly; to appeal to, to plead. He said, when we pray, we are to begin the prayer with “Our Father, who art in Heaven.” Prayer is when we go to Our Father with our petitions, our cares, our worries, our hopes and dreams, and humbly ask Him to help us, or a loved one. In prayer, we stand in the gap for others. Prayer is your right, given to you by God Himself. He meets you in the place of prayer, and He stands in the place of prayer as our Father. This means that we are His children. We don’t pray to an unknown God. We pray, supplicate, entreat, ask and plead to the God who identifies Himself to us as Our Father. I might not respond to a stranger if they call me, but I will always respond to my children, and I am only a human. God is perfect and faithful. When His children call on Him, He always answers. Get back to the place of prayer. Your Heavenly Father is waiting to commune with you!

Matthew 6:9 “In this manner, therefore, pray: Our Father in heaven, Hallowed be Your name”

En Mateo 6: 9, el Señor Jesús nos enseñó a orar. La palabra “oración” en el idioma griego original se describe como súplica y adoración. Es pedir con humildad y seriedad; para apelar, para suplicar. Él dijo: cuando oremos, debemos comenzar la oración con “Padre nuestro, que estás en el cielo”. La oración es cuando acudimos a nuestro Padre con nuestras peticiones, nuestras preocupaciones, nuestras preocupaciones, nuestras esperanzas y nuestros sueños, y le pedimos humildemente que nos ayude a nosotros o a un ser querido. En la oración, estamos en la brecha de los demás. La oración es tu derecho, dado por Dios mismo. Él se encuentra con ustedes en el lugar de la oración, y Él se encuentra en el lugar de la oración como nuestro Padre. Esto significa que somos sus hijos. No oramos a un Dios desconocido. Oramos, suplicamos, pedimos y suplicamos al Dios que se identifica a nosotros como nuestro Padre. Puede que no respondas a un extraño si me llaman, pero siempre responderé a mis hijos, y solo soy un humano. Dios es perfecto y fiel. Cuando sus hijos lo llaman, Él siempre responde. Regresa al lugar de la oración. ¡Tu Padre Celestial está esperando para comulgar contigo!

Mateo 6: 9 “De esta manera, ora: Padre nuestro que estás en los cielos, santificado sea tu nombre”

Author: Victor Nazario

Our Father hears and responds to our prayers!

¡Nuestro Padre escucha y responde a nuestras oraciones!